Standing at left: John Driedger; seated at right: Mac McDonald?

L-R: Mike Bohn town foreman, Bill Mullen clerk, Norm Foster, Fred Friend, Ross Thompson.

Encampment in Rosetown of military tents of the 67th Light Infantry. Unusual military tents and a large group of men in uniform.

A model of a church in front of a mural of the town of Herschel. The sign on the float reads "THE CHURCH - HEART OF THE COMMUNITY."

Two oxen hitched to a wagon with eight people riding in it. A young boy is holding the reins of a white horse beside the wagon while another man is holding the reins of two horses beside him.

Dressed in Sunday best seated on the ground gathered around a tablecloth of picnic food. Fourth from the right has been tentatively identified as Gladys Brookbank.

Mostly unidentified, this group wearing dressy clothing is posed on grass under trees. Back row, 2nd from right end: Wallace McDougald. Listed as being in the picture but not placed: Grandma Adnam, McVicar - MP, Wally's brother killed in the war.

Photo showing part of Rosetown's business area with wagons in the foreground business buildings in the middle and homes at the back.

Back row, L-R: Etta Lord and Eileen, Doris Curtis and Sharon, Mrs. Kerr and Stan, unknown, Violet Slocombe and Cairin (now Cairin Guran), Dorothy Ogg and Alva (now Alva MacTavish), Blanche Moxley, Vinny Evans and Donna, Mildred Scrivens (kneeling).

Back row, L-R: Doris Curtis, unknown, Marjorie Kerr, unknown, Vinny Evans, Mildred Scrivens, Dorothy Ogg, Vivian Ahrens, unknown, Alice Scrivens, Violet Slocombe, Eta Lord. Many children in the front row are not named.

Back row, L-R: Unknown, Alice Scrivens, Vinny Evans and baby Joy, Myrtle Gibbings holding Grant, Mildred Scrivens, Etta Lord with Eileen.
Children: Standing - Dale Scrivens, unknown, Sylvia Moxley, Dent Evans. Front row - unknown, Sharon Curtis, Donna Evans, Kathleen Scrivens.

A Rumley Oil Pull with three men standing on it drawing four twelve inch bottom plows. A town can be seen in the background.

Moving the Powell farm house with basement intact across the Eagle Creek bridge. This was the most difficult part of the journey.

Small portrait of A.D. Fletcher taken in Havelock, Ont. He was born in Bensfort, Ont. April 1875 and died in 1955. He came to Zealandia in 1906. He was the grandfather of Robert Franklin. John (Johnny) Franklin was an uncle of Robert Franklin.

An aerial photo of Rosetown taken directly overhead with the southwest corner of town out of view.